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Welcome to the Wildlife Action Center. Here you can:
- Take Action to Help Wildlife
- Find Events Near You
- Join the Wildlife Volunteer Corps
- Become a Leader in Your Community
- Start or Join a Discussion
Need motivation to get involved?
Reading our success stories might do the trick!
Speak Out for Our Bats
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Urge your Representative and Senators to help fight a disease that has killed nearly one million bats…and is still spreading. 
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Other Actions
- Take Action for the Marten and Our Public Lands: Urge your Representative cosponsor the America's Wildlife Heritage Act (H.R. 2807) and help us protect our public lands and the vital habitat that they provide for our martens and other wildlife.
- Join Jeff Corwin to Help Save Wildlife from Global Warming: Join Animal Planet's Jeff Corwin in the fight to protect wildlife threatened by global warming.
- Urge Obama to Protect Wolves: Urge President Obama to maintain protections for wolves in the Northern Rockies.
- Tell Governor Palin to End Aerial Hunting of Wolves: Urge Alaska Governor Sarah Palin to end aerial killing of wolves.
Featured Events
- Film: Lords of Nature: 5/8/2009 to 11/18/2009
- NCTC Course: Innovative Approaches to Wildlife/Highway Interactions: 8/25/2009 to 8/27/2009
- 2009 Awards Dinner: 9/24/2009
- Sea Otter Awareness Week: 9/27/2009 to 10/3/2009
Campaigns
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Campaign to Save America's Wolves
Defenders of Wildlife continues the fight to promote common sense wolf management, working with federal and state officials and private land-owners to ensure that science, not politics, guides decision-making about the future of these American icons. Read More> |
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Help Save the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is home to arctic foxes and caribou. It's the most important onshore denning habitat for America's vanishing polar bears. And, each year, millions of birds from all across the country make their way to this special place. Yet, for all its unique beauty, the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge remains under assault. Read More> |
